Overwhelmed by IRS Tax Issues? Let IRS Trouble Solvers™ Help.
IRS Trouble Solvers™ is your trusted partner in expert tax resolution services. Since 1991, we’ve been helping individuals and businesses resolve debts to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and state revenue departments. Our experienced team of tax resolution professionals—including attorneys, Certified Public Accountants (CPAs), and enrolled agents—delivers proven solutions to tackle even the most complex tax problems.
From our base in Chicago, we proudly serve clients across the United States, including U.S. expatriates living abroad. Whether you’re dealing with back taxes, a notice of deficiency, payroll tax issues (Form 940 and Form 941), or other unpaid tax liabilities and penalties, IRS Trouble Solvers™ has the expertise to resolve your tax disputes effectively.
With decades of experience and a client-first approach, we specialize in navigating tax laws to secure the best possible outcomes for our clients. Our mission is to provide peace of mind and financial stability through reliable, professional tax resolution services.
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for immediate support or set up a consultation.
to evaluate your current financial situation, understand the IRS’s claims, and devise a strategy to help you.
watch as we work to solve your tax issues minimizing your involvement and effort. We’ll do it all and keep you well-informed with regular updates.
and satisfaction of a successful resolution. Your tax problems are now behind you, and you can enjoy a stress-free financial future.
Dealing with the IRS on your own is stressful…
The constant stream of notices, the fear of wage garnishment, levies, and other collection actions, or even the possibility of criminal prosecution can impact every aspect of your life.
That’s where IRS Trouble Solvers comes in.
The attorneys at IRS Trouble Solvers are here to help you regain your peace of mind.
When you leave our office, you’ll be tax compliant and your IRS issues will be resolved.
Get the IRS off Your Back…
The fastest way to check their refund status is through the “Where’s My Refund?” tool on the Service’s website or via the IRS2Go phone app.
Information about refunds may be checked 24 hours after the IRS receives a taxpayer’s e-filed return or four weeks after the taxpayer mails a paper return to the Service. Users who wish to access “Where’s My Refund?” should have information from their current tax return to access their refund information. The IRS updates the “Where’s My Refund?” tool once a day, usually overnight.
Most tax refunds are issued in 21 days or less. However, some refunds could take longer because they need further review. Moreover, the IRS urges taxpayers with incomes of $66,000 or less to use Free File program which provides electronic versions of IRS paper forms to complete and file.
If you owe more than $10,000.00 to the IRS or the IDR it typically makes sense to hire a qualified tax attorney. A qualified tax attorney knows how to handle the IRS or the IDR and will act in your best interests. A qualified tax attorney can sometimes save you money which further justifies hiring a lawyer. When you hire a lawyer, you will never have to talk to the IRS which often relieves the stress and the anxiety that people frequently feel. Further, talking to the IRS without the advice of counsel is not a good idea because you are letting “the wolf into the hen house.”
IRS Trouble Solvers, LLC, has been in business since 1991. Mr. Sheehan is a former IRS attorney and his practice is dedicated to the resolution of tax problems with both the IRS and the Illinois Department of Revenue.
The first thing you should do is to call a qualified tax resolution expert who will assist you with evaluating the strengths and weaknesses in your case. Also pay attention to the deadlines listed in the letter and be sure to not miss any deadlines with the IRS. The worst thing you can do is to contact the IRS directly. Anything you say can be treated as an admission against you.
The IRS has three years after the filing of a tax return to audit that return and levy additional taxes. If 25 percent or more has been left out of gross income claims, that statute of limitations increases to six years. If you fail to file any tax returns, the IRS can assess those taxes against you at any time.
This is a scam intended to steal money from you. The IRS does not directly accept credit cards. Write down the person’s name, badge number and telephone number. Also write down the telephone number listed on the Caller ID. These types of calls should be reported to the IRS.
